The front to everyone everyones for and friend day that its for every single arjun tying citizen every arjen time thats who were here for because the government so as christina said the times coming down. Times are not easy its not going to be easy the dr love i knew id like to think of to to thank him for calling me so quickly to acknowledge the results my victory id like to thank that opponent tomorrow as president maki announced i will meet with him and we will begin to speak about the time that remains in his term and well start to. Discuss think about whats going to be done in the time that remains for him because its up till december 10th the president makris president till december 10th and but of course of course though. We are going to collaborate in everything were able to Work Together with him and because the only thing were concerned about is that that arch in time to stop suffering once and for all what we need is to stand argentinians back up again and get up so back up
Decades and as a result is covered in dense drive vegetation that area hasnt seen any fire history since the 1940 s. So that the fuels in that area are extremely dense theyre extremely old and decadent and theyre extremely dry the socalled kinkaid fire along with the tick fire in suburban los angeles are the biggest of several blazes plaguing california during its traditional wildfire season when high winds and low humidity make for Hazardous Conditions the impact stretches far beyond evacuation zones californias pacific gas and electric the Utility Company is cutting power to nearly a 1000000 homes and businesses to minimize the risk of power lines sparking additional fires. As many as 3000000 people could be affected the company has already filed for bankruptcy in the face of lawsuits from last years wildfire season while this years may just be Getting Started kristen salumi aljazeera. Time for a short break here aljazeera when we come back well have much more on the death of license
And Roger L Williams who was on a plane in the late 60s and a backup, we could talk about the cook family and charles kochland, but in 1967 when his father passed away, they were rearranging the firm and try to figure out what to name it. I specifically chose the name kochland because it was a family name but also completely with the character, hard to remember and without subscription. They were not a consumer Oriented Companies that want to develop a brand name. They wanted to avoid scrutiny. Largely because they were in oil business in the theory of the oil business was ops of the old saying whats good for the motor Oil Companies good for the United States. When oil prices shot up these companies were getting massive profits at the expense of ordinary people. The idea was when your business like this, these day in the background. He stayed behind the curtain and quietly make a fortune. Charles kochland is the second part of her born in the patriarch, early in the book you talk about
Fourth avenues book row, it and ran from astor place. In its heyday, there were 48 bookstores. They all sold used books, and strand is the only one that has survived since then. The store was left to my dad and then passed on to me, and i just want to thank all you voracious readers for supporting this bookstore. Tonight or we are so excited to have with us caitlin moscatello, acclaimed journalist and founder of repro, reproductive rights in state and federal legislatures. Shes received a frontpage award and planned parenthood media Excellence Award and was named a United Nations press fellow for her work in the Conde Nast Traveler and more. Tonight shes here as the author of see jane win, which is the story of women changing american politics. She tells the story of four candidates to capture the moment when sadness and rage at the election of trump are catalyzing into a wave of resistance and activism. Joining caitlin to discuss the book is amanda litman. She has her own book. Its do
We pride ourselves here at the library among other things on the timeliness and the relevance of our signature programming. Whether were holding forums on local issues or addressing emerging or hot button national topics. He didnt intend on the particular timeliness of tonights presentation. Christopher leonard was a busy man at the end of last week. Taking reporters calls and wrote a coup of oped articles after the death of david koch. Chris spent eight near in the the kochland, the place and the title of his book, pulling back the curtain on the extraordinary Business Empire and the potent Political Network that was put toth by the david koch and his older brother, charles, from their base three hours down the road in wichita. Anybody here had a chance to read the book yet . So, you wont understand but youll knee immediately when you get into it, as you get into it, what im talking about. Its daunting when you pick it up. Its 574 pages and thats before you get to the noteses appendix